at about 1:30, firefighters were call to doold sea cliff avenue. on the stretcher is a boy add a along with a boy. >> one got stuck and other one went back down and called 911 to get us to respond. >> both boys are fine. these photos of the coastguard rescue were taken about 2:45. you can see coastguard swimmers plucking a teen out of bay near the yacht club on east beach. he saw the teens flashing and saying the next thing he knew a helicopter was overhead and soon the teen was brought ashore. >> they put him down and he looked a little dazed. he looked like he was on his side. >> this young man was also taken to the hospital for evaluation. these two incidents show need for common sense this memorial day weekend according to the coastguard. >> we anticipate there will be a lot of people on the water. we also have a schedule of the u.s.s. iowa. >> they will go to the new home in southern california and will attract many boaters. the anniversary of the golden gate will bring a lot of people out. they will be on out water this weekend and doing exac

at about 1:30, firefighters were call to doold sea cliff avenue. on the stretcher is a boy add a along with a boy. >> one got stuck and other one went back down and called 911 to get us to respond. >> both boys are fine. these photos of the coastguard rescue were taken about 2:45. you can see coastguard swimmers plucking a teen out of bay near the yacht club on east beach. he saw the teens flashing and saying the next thing he knew a helicopter was overhead and soon the teen was brought ashore. >> they put him down and he looked a little dazed. he looked like he was on his side. >> this young man was also taken to the hospital for evaluation. these two incidents show need for common sense this memorial day weekend according to the coastguard. >> we anticipate there will be a lot of people on the water. we also have a schedule of the u.s.s. iowa. >> they will go to the new home in southern california and will attract many boaters. the anniversary of the golden gate will bring a lot of people out. they will be on out water this weekend and doing exac

alternately, i suggest you consider the russian hill, a sea cliff, and the presidio for possibilities but the easiest ones are some of the changes you made monday. thank you. chairman mcdonnell: thank you. >> good evening. i have sat on the board for four years and have been a resident for 10. i want to encourage you to stick with that decision. there are many reasons, most of the neighbors are in overwhelming favor of keeping the area in the-5. i will resonate the same tackling --comments. please note in doing all this the neighborhoods of district 1 and 2 did not participate because there were not interested in it. we have spent countless hours working with one supervisor and working with multiple supervisors, twice as much work and many meetings. we are strongly aligned with d5 and splitting us would make us a minority in voicing our opinions. our neighborhood is fragile. andou our advocacy is needed to improve the area. this is a natural boundary that does not divide the community. if you want to go back to the street, our supervisor would no longer be in d5. this represents the v

they were called to sea cliff avenue on san francisco, on the stretch ser a 13-year-old boy who along with his friend tried to climb the cliff's face. >> they both tried to climb. one got stuck, the other went back down and called 911 to get a response. >> both boys were fine. both were checked out at a local hospital. these photos were taken at about 2:45. you can see swimmers plucking a teen out of the bay on east beach. they saw the teen flashing and next a helicopter was overhead and the teen was brought to shore. >> they put him down and he looked a little dazed and nothing was happening. he looked like he was on his side and chilled. >> these two incidences show the need for common sense and water safety this memorial day weekend according to the coastguard. >> we anticipate there will be a lot of people on the water. we also have a scheduled tow of the u.s.s. iowa. >> that will attracted many boats on the way out. the celebration of the golden gate bridge will bring a lot of people out on boats. chris and brad will be on the water and doing exactly what the coastguard suggests.

this is the planning neighborhoods of sea cliff. would you like to also see, it also goes and extend out. any other questions? all right. miss tidwell? >> yes. >> mr. schreiber? >> yes. >> mr. pilpel? >> yes. >> miss mondejar? >> yes. >> miss lam? >> yes. >> miss ma melara? >> yes. >> mr. league? >> yes. -- mr. leeg -- leigh. >> yes. >> no. >> i will look at the deviations. >> thank you. >> can i make a comment while at the look at the numbers? >> sure. i think the pop lore initially had either ben the four blocks between two and five as a way to clean the lines. so since those are not submitted as part of a neighborhood, i would suggest we look there to the extent we still have a population issue. >> ok. >> mr. chair, we have the deviation. it is negative 4.997%. >> are you comfortable? >> i'm comfortable. >> thank you. thanks for that exercise. let's visit now the less again attempting to move fairly swiftly through each of these considerations. let's go to the question of d-60 border, at the same time we will secondarly visit the

shares the same population with the rest of the district as well as a cliff and the core part of sea cliff. it has been an integral part of district 2 and i sincerely hope that we keep it that way. i want to thank you for your hard work along this time line and to echo what supervisor chiu said. we are all going to be excited to represent our constituents. >> tommy gallegos. what is your name? euronext. this woman is first. -- you are next. ok. again, our next speakers >> you have heard from more than a dozen residents of the panhandle area north and south, east and west saying, please keep it all together. i myself live on oak street. i am very much aware of the issues that are on the north side of the panhandle. please do not destroy our neighborhood to make some other neighborhood whole. and i would point out the 2600 or so that live in the north of panhandle west of masonic did not have a chance to do anything much that many of them did come tonight because you made these changes at 9:00 p.m. on monday night. very late in the process.

this is the planning neighborhoods of sea cliff. would you like to also see, it also goes and extend out. any other questions? all right. miss tidwell? >> yes. >> mr. schreiber? >> yes. >> mr. pilpel? >> yes. >> miss mondejar? >> yes. >> miss lam? >> yes. >> miss ma melara? >> yes. >> mr. league? >> yes. -- mr. leeg -- leigh. >> yes. >> no. >> i will look at the deviations. >> thank you. >> can i make a comment while at the look at the numbers? >> sure.

this is the planning neighborhoods of sea cliff. would you like to also see, it also goes and extend out. any other questions? all right. miss tidwell? >> yes. >> mr. schreiber? >> yes. >> mr. pilpel? >> yes. >> miss mondejar? >> yes. >> miss lam? >> yes. >> miss ma melara? >> yes. >> mr. league? >> yes.

the other would be the 49 people in sea cliff we could consider looking at. commissioner tidwell: the other question i had and this was the district issue was the line between six and 10 on 16th street. i thought that was due to the map, right? >> that was due to the map, we cannot move anything. >> there is the line between six and 10 and the corner of 16th street. >> ok. >> can i ask a clarification question? chairman mcdonnell: it may ask a question with regard to a break. -- you may ask a question with regard to a break. i will hold you hostage to your own question traded depends on, this just in, paetec at 8 -- pizza at eight. we will break as close to 8:00 p.m. as possible. there is a natural moment there. thank you, madam clerk. we have a full list and complement. i should ask in that federation of proposals. in the categories of non- population areas to visit, the only one i have listed is golden gate park. are there others? commissioner pilpel: i was hoping at some point, time permitting today or saturday that we would walk through the lines quickly

. >>> another rescue late this afternoon, this one on a cliff in sea cliff. the partner on a rock was -- was okay but stuck. firefighters were able to get the person to safety. >> some unusual weather today. almost june and it's snowing up in the sierra and there have be been shower strong winds. we are live in oakland where it was wet out there. >> reporter: yeah. we have seen full sun like we are right now and then earlier today just dark dark clouds. i didn't know identifyat autism year when we are more used to seeing white clouds the gray ones took over. a few rain drops turned in to spring showers to kick off the weekend that is the unofficial start of summer. e. its ward. it's supposed to be summer. >> reporter: we found plenty of people where we didn't expect to see them, at a car wash. if you wash it will rain. >> that's true. hopefully it starts to clear up and no spots left on my car. >> reporter: the rain came left to help firefighters battling a wind whipped blaze overnight. >> the winds -- were just driving it fast. >> reporter: 75 acres burned.

firefighters were called to 300 sea cliff avenue in san francisco. on the stretcher a 13-year-old boy and a friend started to climb the cliff's face. >> they both started climbing the cliff. the one stuck was further up. other one saw he was stuck and went down and called 911 to get us to respond. >> both boys were checked out at a local hospital. these photos of the rescue were taken about 2:45. see coast guard swimmers publicking a teen out of the bay on east beach. bibby saw the teen splashing and said the next thing he knew a coast guard helicopter was hovering overhead and he was brought ashore. >> they put him immediately down and he looked a little dazed. he wasn't being questioned or nothing was happening. he just looked like he was on his side and child. >> this young man was also taken to the hospital for evaluation. these two incidents show the need for common sense and water safety this memorial day week andy cord to go the coast guard. >> we anticipate there will be a lot of people on the water. we also have a scheduled toe of the uss iow

he made the headlines again in 2010 after driving his car 100 feet down a sea side cliff. the crash happened hours after he was arrested for investigation of domestic violence. seau said he fell asleep at the wheel. the chargers' coach, norv turner, says he'll be remembered as a player and a leader. >> he has had such a great impact on so many people. he will be missed. >> reporter: junior seau was 43 years old. cbs news, los angeles. >> after that tragedy, an uplifting moment in the sports world. los angeles pitcher jared weaver tosses a no-hitter. we'll have the highlights. >>> first, going, going, gone. the iconic painting "the scream" shatters a record for an artwork sold at auction. need any help? uh, nope. just, uh, checking out my ad. nice. but, y'know, with every door direct mail from the postal service, you'll find the customers that matter most: the ones in your neighborhood. print it yourself or find a local partner. and postage is under 15 cents. i wish i would have known that cause i really don't think i chose the best location. it's not so bad... i mean you g

the other rescue happened less than an hour later in san francisco's sea cliff neighborhood.ghters were able to get him to safety and he was taken to the hospital. >>> the sonoma county sheriff's office fears its deputies will have to make a few rescues in weekend. they're patrolling popular spots along the river where drinking has been a problem. the other problems with river parties they say are the large numbers of cars clogging the narrow river roads. and of course all that trash that's left behind. >>> it's feeling a little bit like winter up in the sierra this memorial weekend. here's what it looked like at least yesterday. heavy, wet snow fell around the 5000 foot level. all the way up to donner summit. some drivers headed to lake donald said they were indeed caught off guard by this winter weather. >> who would expect that? i would have expected this in january, right? >> it was also a wintery start to the memorial day weekend for people in reno, nevada. light snow fell in the area there yesterday. leaving some snow behind on the roof tops of buildings. more snow is e

these are portions of the cliff rotates out to sea. >> when we look at this cliff, can you tell us what of the features that we can see? >> we are lucky to have a very fresh exposure. there is a large overhanging block. at the very edge, you can see the roots coming out. they are part of the problem. in addition, these are sandstone and shale. they have been uplifted and faulted and put into the position they are in today. on the cliff face, you can see the bedding of the shale. there are vertical cracks that filled the water and plans is growing. -- and plants are growing. the cumulative effect of the fresh cut with the debris sitting on the ledge, luckily we have a chance there to protect us from rocks going on the street. >> this is one type of rock salt and we will look at a few others. what will we see? >> i think it would be appropriate. we have been talking about rock salt. there is instability that occurs at telegraph hill. this was more in the earth flow and debris flow kind of movement. this moves downhill as a result of the rations from the earthquake. that is where we are he

sea caves. >> these cliffs were created when waves have pounded into these walls and formed caves and arches and cathedrals of stone. >> check out these sandstone caves as you get to poke in and out of. it's pretty stuff. >> this is so much better than doing it in the ocean sea caves because there are sharks. >> it's also much more calm too. you don't have the ocean waves. so these guys kind of have the run of the place just being able to duck in through all these different caves and arches. beautiful. >> you could do this, beth. you would want to do this. this looks great, it looks fun. >> the gear junky guys paddled about ten miles on this off-the-map trip. they have three other short documentaries coming up on their website on gearjunky.com. >>> you know how i always have a hard time laughing at accidents, at other people's fails? >> yeah, you're a nice person. >> this is a fail that i found really funny. >> what is that? >> this is at the human powered vehicle competition in pennsylvania in grove city. this is the entry that a college did for this human powered vehicle competition. >> it loo

homer deliberately placed his own studio apart-- on the cliffs looking out to sea-- and close to the elements he had encountered in the english fishing village. images of the sea and the theme of man's struggle against the forces of nature had become homer's central concern. the life line, acclaimed as a masterpiece when it was exhibited in 1884, echoes the cullercoats watercolors. concentrating on major forms and subordinating details, homer strengthens the taut relationship between man and the sea. the anonymous figures are raised to a heroic level. he seemso be testing in his art combinations of representation and abstraction, of the immediate and the timeless. now the pattern of homer's life was settled. when the summer crod was gone, he was alone. his nearest neighbors were a few fisherman and local farmers. prouts neck provided him with that direct contact with nature he cared for most. it was wild, elemental, least touched by man. in the adirondack mountains of new york state, homer had hunted and fished on vacations as early as 1870. in 1886, he and his brother charles joined

sea rock hotel. for those who could afford it the cliff house. a commander victorian pick his on the heat.by 1222 the trip had human courthouse ae factions and the bod tom -- and the bottom. in the midst of a it all was topsy's roost. featuring dance bands and a pair of slide that carried revelers from the second floor rest down down to the door floor. in 1937, the park got a new owner and a new name. the rides kept works for another decades. the carusel, that extravagant piece of art is alive and well. >> ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, please remain seated while the ride is in motion. thank you. >>> handsomely restored. marvin gold happily runs it on if weekend. runs the ride for the love it. he worked at play land as a teenager and walked met her wife there. running the business. things like that it was just great. >>> in the 60s the crowds began tho thank. it begain to attract juvenile gangs, shops and games were vandalized in many clothes. the innocent home has become sour. and cackles took on a minister qualitity. science. finally in october of 1972, the rusting ride shut down

homer deliberately placed his own studio apart-- on the cliffs looking out to sea-- and close to the elements he had encountered in the english fishing village. images of the sea and the theme of man's struggle against the forces of nature had become homer's central concern. the life line, acclaimed as a masterpiece when it was exhibited in 1884, echoes the cullercoats watercolors. concentrating on major forms and subordinating details, homer strengthens the taut relationship between man and the sea. the anonymous figures are raised to a heroic level. he seems to be testing in his art combinations of representation and abstraction, of the immediate and the timeless. now the pattern of homer's life was settled. when the summer crod was gone, he was alone. his nearest neighbors were a few fisherman and local farmers. prouts neck provided him with that direct contact with nature he cared for most. it was wild, elemental, least touched by man. in the adirondack mountains of new york state, homer had hunted and fished on vacations as early as 1870. in 1886, he and his brother charles join